The Lion Woman

"Eva Arctander's life is marked by an extraordinary condition known as hypertrichosis, which renders her completely covered in soft, blonde hair from head to toe. While this unique feature could have been a source of wonder and curiosity, Eva's father is plagued by shame and decides to shield his daughter from the world, confining her within the walls of their apartment. In stark contrast, Eva's nanny emerges as a beacon of hope and love, relentlessly advocating for her right to experience life like any other child, shaping Eva's journey towards self-acceptance and understanding. The film delicately explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of unconditional support in overcoming societal expectations."